Events
November 2021
(WEBINAR) Eyes On: “Explore Your Environment K-8 Activity Guide”
WHEN: Thursday, November 4, 7-8 pm. (Mountain time zone). WHERE: Online (Zoom) WHAT: This free webinar introduces Project Learning Tree's new flagship curriculum: Explore Your Environment K-8 Activity Guide. You'll learn about the activities, their many features and how to use them; standards correlations; abundant online support materials and how you can get the new activity guide. BONUS! Idaho classroom teachers who attend the live webinar will receive a free sample of grade-appropriate activities from the new activity guide.…
Find out more »(WEBINAR) Eyes On: “Explore Your Environment K-8 Activity Guide”
WHEN: Saturday, Nov. 6 at 10-11 am (Mountain time zone). WHERE: Online (Zoom) WHAT: This free webinar introduces Project Learning Tree's new flagship curriculum: Explore Your Environment K-8 Activity Guide. You'll learn about the activities, their many features and how to use them; standards correlations; abundant online support materials and how you can get the new activity guide. BONUS! Idaho classroom teachers who attend the live webinar will receive a free sample of grade-appropriate activities from the new activity…
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Learn & Teach About Idaho Natural Resources Feb 8-Mar 8, 2022
WHEN: February 8 - March 8, 2022. Zoom sessions, 7-8:15 pm Mountain time on Feb. 8 and March 8. WHERE: Online WHAT: For teachers of all grades and subjects. This self-paced online 1-credit workshop is hosted jointly by Idaho Ag in the Classroom, Project Learning Tree and the Idaho Rangeland Resources Commission. Learn about our proven activities and resources for engaging students in place-based learning. You’ll leave with plans to nurture student literacy about Idaho’s working landscapes while addressing your curriculum…
Find out more »Idaho Ecosystems with WILD, WET and PLT Feb 22-Mar 29, 2022
WHEN: February 22 - March 29, 2022. Zoom sessions, 7-8:30 pm Mountain time on Feb. 22, March 15 and March 29. WHAT: In this interactive virtual class, receive training and award-winning materials from Project WILD, Project WET and Project Learning Tree, with which you will engage upper elementary students in learning about Idaho ecosystems. The class includes three synchronous Zoom sessions (up to 4.5 hours), with most course work done asynchronously. For part of the class you will choose one…
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